LSE has once again been ranked as the top London university in the Complete University Guide 2026, retaining this ranking for ...

Prof. Kevin Featherstone, Prof. Stephan Chambers, Laura-Jane Silverman and Prof. Toby Dodge have been recognised in the King ...

In a special feature for Current Biology, LSE Professor Jonathan Birch and neuroscientist Joseph LeDoux asked 10 top experts: what can the search for consciousness in AI learn from the science of ...

Join us to celebrate twenty years since the publication of the impactful LSE Identity Project and to reflect on the lessons learned around the social study of identity systems in the intervening ...

It is truly an honour to have my research recognised among the best work-family articles published in 2024. Dr Lidiia Pletneva, Assistant Professor of Management Dr Lidiia Pletneva, Assistant ...

Nava Ashraf (@profnavaashraf) is Professor of Economics at LSE. She is a leading researcher who uses rigorous field experiments in collaboration with large organizations to evaluate the impact of ...

From automated decision systems in healthcare, policing, education and more, technologies have the potential to deepen discrimination while appearing neutral and even benevolent when compared to ...

In 2023, the City of Louisville, Kentucky, passed an Anti-Displacement Ordinance, a major victory for the Louisville Tenants Union which was championed by progressive city council member Jecorey ...

These pages show the room bookings for the forthcoming week. Click on each link below to view the relevant day's bookings. This information is refreshed twice a day. For more information about the ...

Take part in an interactive introduction to the Legislative Theatre methodology, for practitioners, activists, and policymakers, and anyone seeking new ways to inject accessibility, creativity and ...

Is a university education still worth the investment of rising tuition fees and time spent studying towards a degree rather than gaining valuable work experience? Higher education around the world is ...

Daron Acemoglu, LSE alumnus and co-recipient of the 2024 Nobel Prize in economics, whose work has provided new insights into why there are such vast differences in prosperity between nations, will be ...